23 December 2020 | Euronews
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Ethiopia More than 100 killed in latest ethnic massacre in Ethiopia The attack in Metekel zone of Benishangul-Gumuz region occurred a day after Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed visited the region and spoke about the need to end such massacres. -
Turkey EU to spend hundreds of millions more on refugees in Turkey The EU's programmes will be extended until early 2022 at a total cost of €485 million. -
No Comment Stranded truck drivers scuffle with police at UK's Dover Port Some drivers who were stranded in Dover protested by blocking vehicles from leaving the port. -
Germany German club sells 72,000 tickets for game in empty stadium to raise funds German clubs have pioneered innovative fundraising ideas after the pandemic hurt teams' incomes. -
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No Comment Explosion at pharmaceutical factory in Taiwan kills one A chemical leak was thought to be the reason the blaze kept burning despite firefighters best efforts. -
Cry Like A Boy Podcast: Cry Like a Boy explores the pressures linked to 'being a man' | All episodes The series looks at how these men are changing themselves, and their communities. -
Explore How a clash of cultures after World War II transformed Tokyo's Harajuku district Explore Harajuku and the trendy Takeshita Street with its “Kawaii” fashion stores and, away from the hustle and bustle of shopping streets, discover the historic landmarks like the Meiji shrine and the peaceful Yoyogi park. -
Finland Finland's bittersweet boost as UNESCO recognises its sauna culture Campaigners are delighted UNESCO has added Finland's sauna culture to its cultural heritage list. -
No Comment Fire engulfs controversial migrant camp near Bosnia-Croatia border The Lipa camp has been widely criticised for its awful conditions. -
World News COVID in Antarctica: What do we know about the cases and how it got there? The 36 cases occurred on the Chilean General Bernardo O'Higgins Research base. -
World News Brexit deal: UK announces 'Canada-style' arrangement with EU after December 31 The EU and UK have agreed on a post-Brexit deal just days before the end of the transition period. -
Travel News Which countries have banned travel to and from the UK due to the new Coronavirus mutation? Here's a list of countries which have banned travel to and from the UK due to a new, more infectious variant of COVID-19. -
Focus Dubai trials shared mobility and greener transport solutions to keep the city moving Dubai is growing as a metropolitan hub and the infrastructure and public transport network has had to expand. The future shared mobility is being trialled in the city, as well as green solutions for residents. -
United Kingdom Several more areas in England to be put under tightest coronavirus restrictions UK officials said they would tighten restrictions in several regions of England as a new variant of coronavirus was spreading quickly. -
Moldova Moldova’s pro-Russian prime minister Ion Chicu resigns Chicu's resignation comes a day before the country’s newly elected pro-Western president, Maia Sandu, is due to take office. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Huge fire breaks out at Lipa migrant camp near Bosnia's border with Croatia Around 1,200 people live in the Lipa camp, in Bihac. -
Travel News This Scottish island celebrates Christmas 12 days late Britain’s most remote inhabited island celebrates Christmas 12 days after the rest of the world because of its prevalent Norse and Roman-inspired traditions. JR Patterson walks us through the history which has shaped this tiny island in the Atlantic Ocean. -
United Kingdom COVID variant is likely in most European countries already, says expert The new coronavirus variant found in the United Kingdom is likely in "the great majority if not all of European countries", an expert has said. -
World News Final goodbye: Recalling influential figures lost in 2020 From Ruth Bader Ginsburg to Sean Connery, Euronews recalls some influential figures lost in 2020 and the legacies they left behind. -
Europe News How 2020 was the year European solidarity was tested As the European Union's most testing of years draws to a close, Euronews breaks it down. -
Turkey Turkish court convicts exiled journalist Can Dundar The court in Istanbul found the journalist guilty of “obtaining secret documents for espionage” and “aiding a terrorist organisation,” on Wednesday. -
World News In pictures: 2020's biggest news stories month by month A selection of the most outstanding photographs which marked 2020's biggest headlines, shown chronologically in the months they happened. -
World News The films in 2020 that battled the pandemic In this culture edition we take a look back at some of 2020's most remarkable films. Some went straight to Video on Demand, some got postponed and others lost to the pandemic. -
World News A look back at COVID-19's impact on European film festivals We take a look at the films fresh from 2020's various film festivals and how COVID-19 has impacted audiences and film professionals. -
World News Tourism sector struggles to recover from a devastating year This year the Covid 19 pandemic has turned the travel and tourism industry upside down. In the European Union, the sector makes up 10% of GDP and creates jobs for 26 million people. -
World News Review of the Year: What challenges lie ahead in 2021? Health crisis and natural disasters forced the world to live life differently in 2020. Euronews takes a brief look at what challenges and big events await for 2021. -
Azerbaijan Review of the Year: Azerbaijan takes the upper hand in Nagorno-Karabakh Armed conflict erupted in the Caucasus in September 2020. It would last 44 days, leave more than 5000 people dead and redefine the map of the Caucasus. -
World News Review of the Year: winds of protest in the East Belarus, Bulgaria and Russia have different histories and peoples but common denominators: a Soviet past, authorities that seem to see themselves as irreplaceable and populations revolting against the status quo. -
Turkey Review of the Year: Turkey takes the path of assertive independence Its candidacy for EU membership long-since rebuffed, Turkey appears more firmly set than ever on a path of assertive independence. Where it leads, will be a major issue in the year to come. -
USA Trump threatens to reject massive COVID-19 relief package Donald Trump threatened to reject a massive COVID-19 relief package, stating that there was not enough money for Americans in it. -
World News How has the COVID-19 pandemic changed our lives globally? A look back at the impact of coronavirus in our 'Review of 2020' and how we enter 2021 with a new normal. -
World News Year in review: A look at the stories that made headlines in 2020 Year in review: A look at the stories that made headlines in 2020. -
France Three police killed in France after responding to domestic violence Three French police were killed and a fourth was injured overnight on Tuesday in a rural area of central France while responding to a domestic violence call, the country's interior ministry said. -
Spain Lionel Messi breaks Pele’s record for most goals scored for a club Lionel Messi scored his 644th goal for Barcelona on Tuesday, breaking Pele’s long-held record for the most goals scored for a single club. -
USA Trump pardons Blackwater contractors convicted of massacre in Iraq The former Blackwater guards were serving lengthy sentences for their part in the 2007 shooting that left 14 Iraqi civilians dead and 17 others wounded. -
Earth News How the world's biggest iceberg could still spell disaster for this remote wildlife haven The frozen behemoth has been drifting through the Antarctic since 2017. -
Moments Get in the holiday spirit with these vintage photographs Festive food and ‘window shopping’ in France, Christmas in Hollywood and a holiday spirit in the Soviet Union: here's a look at some vintage holiday photos. -
World News Five non-coronavirus stories that shaped the world in 2020 Even without the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 was a year of monumental stories that will shape the world in the years to come.